clem
(Clem)
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This is a subtle point. The comma between two match clauses creates a cartesian product, which can be very expensive. That is:
MATCH condition1, condition2
...
creates every possible combination of conduction1 and conduction2.
But if you do:
MATCH condition1
MATCH condition2
...
you don't get a cartesian product.
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